Build study · Food truck · East Austin · demonstration build · live on the internet
“People find us on Instagram, then ask where we are, what's on the menu, and whether we cater — every single day, in the DMs, one at a time.”
A food truck's whole funnel is appetite plus location plus timing. If the menu lives in a photo and the schedule lives in yesterday's story, every hungry searcher who can't answer 'where are they RIGHT now' eats somewhere else.
— the week we designed Eastside Taco Co. around
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- ✓ First byte in ~0.11s — faster than most single images load
- ✓ Full menu readable by search engines (open the page source — it's text)
- ✓ Same engine as Bluebonnet Plumbing; zero visual resemblance
Three decisions, and why
1 · Menu as text, not as a photo
Menu items are real, searchable text — Google can read every taco, and so can a phone screen in sunlight. Menu photos are where food SEO goes to die.
2 · The week's schedule is the second thing on the page
For a truck, 'where and when' outranks 'about us' by a mile. The schedule is structured data the owner can update in one place — not a buried PDF or a stale social post.
3 · Catering gets its own intake, not a phone number
A 60-person office order is the truck's highest-value transaction, and it starts as a planning inquiry, not a call. The intake asks exactly what a caterer needs to quote: headcount, date, neighborhood.
What we deliberately left out
Warm paper, rounded type, terracotta — the site feels like the truck, not like software. And it's the same build engine as our plumbing demo, which you would never guess: that's a rule in our system, not an accident. No two clients get the same-looking site.
If this were your business
A real engagement starts the same way this study did — understanding the week, not the website — then adds what no demo can: the free look at your actual business, a fixed written quote, your baseline numbers, and the day-30 review against them.
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